Tocoyal - Mayan Hair Wrap - Reserved Kids Explore the artistry of the

Explore the artistry of the Mayan motifs in each one-of-a-kind piece

this adorable basket was created with sustainably harvested native grass

rather testaments to the long and varied history of the piece

cotton and crystals

These recycled Huipil pouches (pronounced "wee-peel") originate from upcycled vintage Mayan blouses and make for a zero-waste production

Tocoyal - Mayan Hair Wrap - Reserved Kids Explore the artistry of theIn Guatemala, the traditional indigenous dress includes an intricate hair wrap. Hair worn in this style is called a TOCOYAL. Tocoyales vary by region and the hair accessories can range from small, headband like ribbons to large fabric headdresses. This particular beauty was purchased directly from the village of San Antonio Palop, Guatemala. This Tocoyal is a long, thin woven cinta, or ribbon. Very elaborate and colorful. The ladies in this village